Hogan Seeks Masters Victory After Asheville Showing
Ben Hogan closes strong in Asheville with a two under par final round and a two shot win over Lawson Little. Hogan, aiming for Augusta and the Masters, posted 284 to lead a crowded field that included Sam Snead, Craig Wood, and Sam Snead in pursuit. The windy course and slick greens produced high scores, but Hogan’s late surge solidified his status as a top Masters contender.
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Ben
Hogan
Little
Lawson
Brent
Asheville
Hogas
Hoga
Loles
Lille
Tloyd Mangeum
Craig Wood
Sam Berd
Sam Shead
Jimmy Thomson
Sen Iake
Stranahan Captures Arizona Golf Title Contention
Stranahan, the former Ohio junior golf titlist, defeated Kim Bannister of Phoenix to lead in 36-hole trials at Versailles Freny Stranahan, Toledo native and Evans School student, who also placed second in the 180-pound weight class as part of a sports weekend in Tugson.
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Tugson
Arla
Versaille
Hogan Hikes Winnings To $7567 In Amsters Tourney
In Asheville the four day Amsters tourney moved to Augusta after Hogan won the Land of the Sky open for 1200 taking his total to 7567. His second straight victory earns him top money as the winter circuit continues with high finishes by Sarazen Snead and others across multiple events and leader boards.
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Asheville
N.og
Ken McRan
Montyke
Iagate
Augusta
Hogan
Papro
Hinker
Tri
Gene Sarazen
Miami
Dives
Nelo
Wood
Torlacroen
Metpuden
Katy Guldall
Ba Olver
Morton Smith
The Acting Skull of John Reed Haunts Philadelphia Theater
The acting enthusiast John Reed left a will directing his detached skull to be used after death in Shakespearean performances at Walnut Street theater. Reed aimed to act on stage, and his skull was displayed for years until a theater fire around 1830 destroyed the property room.
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Yorke
Tor Reed
Philadelphia
Walmut ST
John Reed
Walnut Sterel Theater
Wim
Haraiel
Yorick
Reed
Welsig
Lo Tim
Okaly
Randolph Triumphs in Amateur Ball Clash
Randolph Ramblers dominated St Anthony's Yellowjackets 4 to 1 on the St Anthony's diamond. Rene Pienpont powered the win with a two base hit and a decisive double, while Ramblers pitchers held the Yellowjackets to minimal scoring.
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St. Anthony's Yellowjackets
St Anthony's Diamond
Rene Phiéapont
Flanders Inn
St. Anthonys
G. Pitenpont
FR. Pienpont
Daley
Katt
Leo High Captures Catholic Championship In Overtime
Chicago March 31 Leo High School nicknamed the Lions won the Catholic tournament title in overtime 49 to 41 over St Francis. The regulation 41 all tie followed a tense late rally by the Saints, with Leo finally pulling away in the extra period scoring four straight field goals.
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Leo High School
Leo
Oh Theenan
St. Francis
Missian Wuliet
Associated- Prene Kanone Chs
Wisconsin
A. A
Hall Plowshin
Wachine
Mate
Chileaen
Leo High
Chicaza de Insie
Sflanton
Catholic Wick School
Hacker Hall
Jntienanent
Borton—Toronte Movle Taatu Tak Ial
Roslin Fratna
Nathvesl
Tanking
Michigan
Colleeinie A. A
Xain
Sliver
Stalw College
Pa—Idehn
Jeddy Benthers
Ted
Veank Kova
Enlunihun
Northwestern Mroven Bme
Minnis
Nathooat
Princeton
N. J
Intercollylate
Yencing
Genea
New York
New Yorks
National AA
Ilu
Sen
Gannlen
Memory Lane
Paul Mellun
Ceritina
Killarntuet
Benxtins
Plitadels
Grand Parke
Bedsdencourt
Imajur
Springtirl
Firand Hs
College athletics dominate weekend action across multiple leagues
Weekend sports wrap reports Wisconsin and Illinois college teams sweeping wins in major conferences, including A A play and fencing titles. Northwestern and Minnesota chase points in national events while Yale and Princeton show strong showings in intercollegiate competitions amid a flurry of school records and spectators.
Casting Club Sets High Scores at Cotcepeton Park
Beers and Ash ley tied for top with 97 percent in a ball casting event at Cotcepeton park. Other results include Boruch and Danton 45, Lasseel and Astley 36, Bowman and Ashley 93, Rice 93. An ensuing notice aired over KYTSA PAZ.
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O. N. Beers
E.G. Ashley
Cotcepeton Park
Jon Boruch
Howard Danton
Marshall Lasseel
Elmer Astley
Harvey Bowman
Wawailss Ashley
Bob Rice
Wilson Lauds Stringer as Best Rookie Seen by Him
Los Angeles March 31 Jimmy Wilson lauds Cubs rookie Lou Stringer as the best he has seen in spring. Stringer, 23, started at second then short after Wilson moved him for a shot at the shortstop role. He hit well in the minors and now clubs the ball, with 22 hits in 9 at bats over a game stretch and 3 home runs among 14 singles, 5 doubles, 3 doubles, driving in six.
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Los Angeles
Jimmy Wilson
Lou Stringer
Chicago Cubs
Priven
Wilson
Stringer
Cub
Billy Herman
Stan Hack
Billy Myers
Cincinnati
Uerth
Strings
Cubs
Spanish American league opener prep by Los Santos
F de Los Santos basebatters drill for the Spanish American league opener on April 22 at Van Deele field. Grover Ridgeway pitched for St Gerard's, winning 10-1 over the Troyd Barbers at Pittman-Billivan. Ridgeway mowed down Harriers through two perfect innings and drove in two hits in three trips. Batterage details show Gerard's 2 0 0 0 1 4 2 0 0 and Barbers 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 3.
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F. de Los Santos
van Deele Field
Grover Ridgeway
St. Gerard’s
Barbers
Pittman-Billivan
Softball game details unclear and partially garbled
The readable parts mention a softball game on Sunday at Peres ville with an Eastwin and Sbac victory, a call to contact for details at GSO, and a meeting Tuesday night. Other fragments reference a grocery event and a practice schedule, but the text is heavily garbled with many unreadable words.
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Apanhes
Peresville
GSO
Cook-Kirksey Golf Team Wins With 74
The Cook Kirksey golf team clinched a 74 net score with Cambinian belt shears. Mrs 7, MM Cook and Col OT led the foursome at the Fort Sunt station hospital event. Two runners up included Mrs V Braineeek and Madam 4 W Leuceh finishing with 78. Woodland Jr. and Major De Senreau won the consolation prize. W R McKinnay carded a hole in one on the fifth hole using a No 5 iron.
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MM Cook
Kirksey
Metz
W. R. McKinnay
Nis
Tito
Chevigny Visits Texas Coach Seeks Baseball Link
Jack Chevigny former Texas football coach visited San Antonio on business and denied interest in coaching jobs. He said his Mount Vernon head-quarters and business ties brought him to the area while noting a casual interest in local posts. He attended a Sunday baseball game between Reston and St. Leslie.
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Jack Chevigny
University of Texas
Dana X. Bible
San Antonio
Chevigny
Mount Vernon
Texas
Mary's
College Men Allowed to Box in Army Navy Sanction
State College news reports boxing officials granting permission for college boxers to participate in Army and Navy programs without losing college eligibility. The rule change, announced after NLCS A A championship, allows students to compete for armed force teams during national emergencies while remaining bonafide college athletes. Idaho led unofficial team honors with three individual champions. LSU and others also claimed titles in a 66-entry field.
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State College
Armed Forces of
Unites
States
Bnins Ad
Melinal
Louisiana State University of Baton Rouge
Tha
Idaho
Ted Kara
Frank Karn
Laune Erickson
Utter
Nose
Houthweaderd
Louisiana Institute
Clene Rankin
Wisconsin
Eitan Tablaeson
Californ Aggica
Rodney Delaire
Louisiana State
Paul Stally
Penn State
Lan Campbell
Louisiana
Leahy Praises Rockne At Notre Dame Memorial
Leahy says Notre Dame cannot imitate Rockne but can follow his steps as athletic director Frank Leahy delivered a memorial eulogy for Knute Rockne at a breakfast after the memorial service. The St Joseph Valley Monogram Club arranged the ceremony with Rev Brennan officiating and a wreath laid at Rockne's grave in Highland Cemetery.
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Sounml Bend
Ind
UPI
Frank Leahy
Oke
University of Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Roskne
Rockne
Centurion
Coach Rockne
Callanwoon Falls
Notre Dame
Selah
Leahy
Namin
Rack
Notre Deamne Elith
St. Joseph Valley
Monogram’ Club
Thomas F. Nrennan
Dillon Chapel
Wighland Cemetery
Archery results and scores from Maniay league meet
Faint OCR reads list of archers and scores from a Maniay club meet at Alamo Rownies hamilearn arendy. Names include Moor head, Martin 9A, Leroy Denaiangro 14, Ed Drejas fr 104, Ottason 8 R, shipmai 67, Charles wek ast, Mixon TORR, Madehead 638, and Eckhert 99.
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AN. Gaesman
Maniay Fine
Alamo Rownies
Hamilearn Arendy
TARE
Rheatts
Moorhead
Mk. Martin
F.C. Ita
Leroy Denaiangro
Drejas
Fw. Ottason
Shipmai
Charles 'Wekast
Mixon
Torr
Madehead
Brelan OR Eckhert
Mintle Ma
Shipmann
Rules committee backs universal adoption of new basketball standards
Kansas City March 31 the fan bank board rules committee recommended universal adoption of the new playing equipment including fan shaped boards and glass backboards with standard size balls. The 14 hour session heard 200 college coaches urge standardization, while officials noted mixed views.
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Kansas City
Beskolall
Ahnprd
H. Y. Potter
Chlenge
Questionnelle
San Antonio Racer Killed In Track Accident
Funeral arrangements were being made for Giles M. Arrott of San Antonio after a fatal racing accident Sunday. Arrott, driving a streamlined vehicle, was overturned near an embankment when his car fell beneath it.
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Giles M. Arrott
San Antonio
Rockne Still Lives at Notre Dame Ten Years After Death
SOUTH BEND Ind March 3 Ten years after Rockne’s death the Notre Dame football legend’s influence and coaching legacy remain central to the program. Bart Willgan notes Rockne’s dramatic personality and strategic genius shaped generations of players and the school spirit.
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Eone
Nvic
Lea Pearr
Waule
Kansan
Tree Daily
Bart Willgan
Temarondine Verden
Anderson
Rockne
Notre Dame
Seditton Ty
Eemms
Amiasannat
Huticket Sales
Rantiell
Bysl- Taula Woblda Heen
Uaak Hock
Bator
Atlhols
Rob Zuppke
Jalighitern
Bard Intlsligan
South Bend
Ind
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Tme
Oman
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